On Sep 11, 2006, at 2:38 PM, john harvey wrote:
To lie means to knowingly make a false statement. A statement that
is made,
based on faulty information, is not necessarily a lie.
To know that there is conflicting information and to knowingly
disregard information that fails to advance the result you want is
most certainly a lie. You are describing what would be called an
"honest mistake". All testimony from those involved has established
that there was conflicting data; this data that didn't support the
Iraq invasion was suppressed and not given to Congress before they
voted.
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